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Dr Isabel Awad was interviewed by ‘OneWorld’ how journalists operate and avoid responsibility.

On May 19, EGSH and ERMeCHS jointly organised an event on the topic of 'PhD supervision: Challenges and best practices'

Can films and TV series help people come out and increase positive attitudes towards the queer community? PhD candidate Bartosz Zerebecki is researching this.

Hilde Sennema shows in her new book that Rotterdam’s post-war reconstruction stems from centuries of urban development and calls for a more nuanced view.

The study will provide insight into national experiences with a pilot digital mandatory reporting system for nuisance football supporters.

On 22 and 23 May, the conference "Automating Democracy: AI Use Between Social Justice and Social Control" took place at the Bibliotheek Rotterdam.

Teresa de la Hera explores how games can drive sustainable eating by turning complex behaviour change into simple, engaging steps.

We look back on a successful ESHCC alumni event that brought together alumni, students and staff from the three departments of our faculty.

Yosha Wijngaarden's ‘The times they are AI-changin’: how engaging with artificial intelligence affects creativity in the music industry’, receives 50,000 euros.

During the annual ESHCC Spring Lunch on Monday 13 May, the 2025 Societal Engagement Awards were presented.